Monitoring the local implementation of the Romanian Government Strategy for the Improvement of the Condition of Roma (2004)

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Monitoring the local implementation of the Government Strategy for the Improvement of the Condition of Roma (ROMAP)

On Monday 27 September 2004, in Bucharest, the report Monitoring of the local implementation of the Government Strategy for the Improvement of the Condition of Roma in Romania was presented to the public. The report is a joint project of: The Resource Center for Roma Communities (Cluj), the EU Monitoring and Advocacy Program (OSI) and the Roma Participation Program (OSI). The report is a follow up to the 2002 EUMAP report Monitoring EU Accession Process: Minority Protection in Romania.

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Press-release

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Comunicat de Presă

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in Romanian

Entire report

Monitoring of the local implementation of the Government Strategy for the Improvement of the Condition of Roma in Romania

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Monitorizarea implementării la nivel local a Strategiei Guvernamentale pentru Îmbunătăţirea Situaţiei Romilor din Romania

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in Romanian

Report by section

Table of Contents

contents.pdf

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Acknowledgements and Preface

acknowledge.pdf

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Overview

overview.pdf

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Monitoring Local Implementation of the Government Strategy for the Improvement of the Condition of Roma in Romania in Braila County

braila.pdf

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Monitoring Local Implementation of the Government Strategy for the Improvement of the Condition of Roma in Romania in Cluj County

cluj.pdf

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Monitoring Local Implementation of the Government Strategy for the Improvement of the Condition of Roma in Romania in Iasi County

iasi.pdf

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Monitoring Local Implementation of the Government Strategy for the Improvement of the Condition of Roma in Romania in Dolj County

dolj.pdf

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Monitoring Local Implementation of the Government Strategy for the Improvement of the Condition of Roma in Romania in Timisoara County

timisoara.pdf

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Participating Organisations

partners.pdf

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Methodology

methodology.doc

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